Getting in, and getting work

The screening is what stops most people, and the wait afterwards is what makes them quit. These guides cover both.

Assessment and interview guides

The Mercor AI interview: what to expect and how to prepare

What the Mercor AI interview actually asks, how long it takes, and how to prepare for it. An independent guide with no affiliation…

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The DataAnnotation assessment: how to pass it

What the DataAnnotation starter assessment involves, why most people fail it, and how to prepare. Independent guide, no affiliatio…

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Accepted but no work? How to get your first project

Why being accepted to an AI training platform does not mean work appears, and what actually shortens the wait to your first projec…

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I'm Anish T.

Software engineer · I build and maintain this site

I'm a backend and data engineer. I started taking AI-training contracts myself because the work fit around a full-time job — then spent months working out which platforms were real and which paid what.

There wasn't one place that just told you, so I built it. If you apply through Mercor and it asks who referred you, it's my name you'll see: Anish T. (GetAIGigs).

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How I make money, plainly:

Other than my goal of helping people find this work, the referrals make me money. If you sign up through one of my links and get hired, the platform pays me a fee out of its own pocket. It doesn't come out of your pay, it doesn't change your rate, and it doesn't change your odds of getting in.

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